Parent Liaison Resources
Medical
HealthWorks (formerly the Community Health
Center) For Children and Adults Sterling, Leesburg and Herndon offices
Sliding scale or free, depending on
circumstances. 703-443-2000.
www.hwnova.org.
Undocumented persons are accepted.
This is a non-profit health center that provides
health care services to anyone in need
regardless of ability to pay, whether or not you
have medical insurance. All insurances are
accepted including Mediciad, Anthem
Loudoun Community Free Clinic
Adult Only
224-B Cornwall St.
Leesburg, VA 20175
Phone: 703-779-5416
Link: http://www.loudounfreeclinic.org/
Undocumented persons are accepted.
Healthkeepers, Amerigroup and FAMIS.
This center offers dental, pharmacy, mental
health, pediatric, OB-GYN, and behavioral
health under one roof. All staff is bilingual.
You must become an established patient first
in order to go here (dental or regular or both).
You can register online. This is not an urgent
care facility. *No longer have OB program?
They offer a sliding scale –
$25 Medical Min.
$15 Behavioral Health Min.
$50 Dental Min.
Some immunizations at no cost. However, if
you cannot afford the sliding scale, they will
work with you. 50% of the patients are insured
and 50% are community service patients.
The Loudoun Community Free Clinic serves
medically uninsured Loudoun County adult
residents ages 18 to 64 that meet income
guidelines – 200% of Federal Poverty Level
or below.The clinic is staffed by area
physicians, nurses, and other volunteers
who give their time to bring medical
services to the Loudoun community.
Parent Liaison Resources
Loudoun County Health Department
102 Heritage Way, NE
Leesburg, VA 20176
Phone: 703-777-0234
Fax: 703-771-5023
health@loudoun.gov
Undocumented - okay
Must be Loudoun County resident
The LC Health Dept. is not the place to bring your sick child. It does provide dental care and
screenings for children, family planning, HIV and case management, immunizations, maternity
care, STD evaluations, TB testing and treatment, flu shots, (age and income restrictions apply).
If you are on Medicaid or free lunch, dental services are free automatically here.
The Health Department also has a clinic in Ashburn located at:
45201 Research Place
Suite 120
Ashburn, VA 20147
DENTAL
Loudoun County Health Department Dental Clinic
703-771-5831
~Up to age 21
Northern Virginia Dental Clinic-Loudoun
571-258-3116
$40 paid per visit in advance
Full service dental clinic (except cosmetic)
Application process , proof of income and residency needed
18 and older
twilson@nvdcadmin.org
Mission of Mercy (MOM)
Preregistration required, Age 18 and older
Not intended to be a dental home, provide evaluation from dentist and if possible provided free
dental treatment.
Held once a year, limited availability
703-822-6500
Parent Liaison Resources
VISION SERVICE PLAN
ONE SIGHT VISION Program – partners are Lenscrafters, Target Optical, Sears Optical or Pearl
Vision
The Ashburn clinic provides tuberculosis screenings only, at a cost of $15.90 per TB risk
assessment. There is an additional charge of $7.00 if a TB test is placed as a result of the
findings of the assessment. A The Ashburn clinic provides tuberculosis screenings only, at a cost
of $15.90 per TB risk assessment. There is an additional charge of $7.00 if a TB test is placed as
a result of the findings of the assessment. A chest X-ray may also be required to rule out
tuberculosis, which is available at a separate charge. Patients are seen for TB screenings on a
walk-in basis each Tuesday afternoon from 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Free Eye Care and Eyewear available to needy children through its Sight for Students program.
Family income no more than 200% of federal poverty level. Child cannot be enrolled in
Medicaid, FAMIS or other vision insurance. (They are already automatically enrolled). Child is
18 years old and younger; has not graduated high school. Child or parent is a US Citizen or
legal immigrant with SS number. Can only be used once every 12 months. See Clinic Staff or
Parent Liaison for this program.
Contact each separately. Eye glasses are free; exam prices vary per location, but most are at a
discount. A note is needed from the school nurse, on school letterhead with school TAX ID
number identifying that the student has a need for exam/glasses. Bring letter to your location
for services.
Zenni Optical
Zennioptical.com
800-211-2105
Online discount glasses
Parent Liaison Resources
WALK INS & URGENT CARE IN LOUDOUN
Patients First
601 Potomac Station Drive
Leesburg, VA 20176
P:703-840-1396
Walk-in/Self pay/insurance accepted
Nova Medical Group & Urgent Care Center
51 Catoctin Cir., NE
Leesburg, VA 20176
P:703-840-1396
Walk-in/Self Pay/insurance accepted
Nova Urgent Care-Sterling
21036 Tripleseven Road #100
Sterling, VA 20164
P:703-430-9510
Walk-in/Self Pay/Insurance accepted
Nova Urgent Care-Ashburn
21785 Filligree Court, Suite 100
Ashburn, VA 20147
P:703-554-1100
Walk-in/Self Pay/Insurance Accepted
Medics USA-Ashburn
44060 Ashburn Shopping Plaza, #179
Ashburn, VA 20147
P:703-726-9401
Parent Liaison Resources
Medics USA-Purcellville
17336 Pickwick Dr.,#A
Purcellville, VA 20132
P:540-338-3360
Walk-in/appointments/Self pay Discount/Insurance accepted
Inova Urgent Care Center
205 East Hirst Road, Suite 101
Purcellville, VA 20132
P: 540-338-4995
Walk-in/Self pay/Insurance accepted
Loudoun Community Free Clinic
224 Cornwall St., NW
Leesburg, VA 20176
P:703-779-5416
Eligibility required
18-64 Years only
Loudoun Medical Group Primary/Immediate Care Center
46440 Benedict Drive
Sterling, VA 20164
P:703-450-1125
Walk-in/Self Pay/Insurance accepted
Parent Liaison Resources
Immigration Resources
Ayuda
46950 Community Plaza, Suite 213
Tel# 703-444-7009
www.ayudainc.org
~Ayuda’s mission is to protect the rights of low income immigrants in the DC Metro area.
Magdalena Martinez
Email: Martinez3@cox.net
~spanish speaking attorney that assists with immigration issues
Hispanic Committee of Virginia
Tel: 703-671-5666
Edwin Andrade
Tel: 703-444-3528
~Pastor in Sterling that assists with immigration issues
US Citizenship and Immigration Services
Website: www.uscis.gov
Form Request Line: 800-870-3676
Immigration Information: 800-375-5283
Parent Liaison Resources
FOOD
Arcola Methodist Church - Must have parent liaison call for resources
Lisa Korhnak, Director of Caring & Communications - Cell: 703-303-8724 lisak@arcolachurch.org or
Lisa Rael, Community Care Coordinator
They will provide grocery store gift cards (which you can give directly to the family) and children’s
clothing. They also have winter coats for all ages. They occasionally do special requests.
Catholic Charities – (703) 443-2481 (Angie) amarchetto@ccda.net
Office Hours 9:30 to 1:30 M-Th. Behind the Salvation Army; receive food for five to seven days once
every four weeks. Emergency Financial Assistance such as Rent with a five day quit or pay notice or a
utility disconnect notice. Must be working or receiving SSI or unemployment, etc. (some kind of
income – even court ordered child support). This resource may only be used twice in lifetime per family.
Community Church, Ashburn, VA (571) 209-5000 Erica Hudelston
19790 Ashburn Road, Ashburn, VA 20147
Call Erica First if not Monday or Tuesday 7-8. Messiah’s Market” provides food and clothes once per
week. General Hours – Mondays and Tuesdays 7-8 pm. Seasonal assistance upon availability. They
require a valid driver’s license or photo ID with current address.
Community Church, Ashburn, VA (571) 209-5000 Erica Hudelston
19790 Ashburn Road, Ashburn, VA 20147
Call Erica First if not Monday or Tuesday 7-8. Messiah’s Market” provides food and clothes once per
week. General Hours – Mondays and Tuesdays 7-8 pm. Seasonal assistance upon availability. They
require a valid driver’s license or photo ID with current address.
Cottage – Seneca Ridge – Parent Liaison cluster leader can check items stored at the LCPS cottage for
clothes, notebooks, school supplies, jackets, shoes, etc.
CrossPointe Church (itsthepoint.com) now has a food pantry, clothing closet, blankets, and winter
coats of all sizes. Please contact your parent liaisons to see what’s in stock.
Cross Roads United Methodist Church, Ashburn Farm (703) 729-5100
43454 Crossroads Drive Ashburn, VA 20147
Everydaylifewithgod.org
Third Saturday of every month, free food and clothes are offered. Distribution hours are 4:00 to 6:00 pm.
Parent Liaison Resources
Dulles Community Church, South Riding, VA – STOCK program (Serving Together Our
Community’s Kids) nancyrush@verizon.net, however please contact your parent liaison.
The STOCK Program has both a Food Pantry and a “Clothes Closet” with supply of winter coats, hats
and gloves, and other clothing. The program is open to all LCPS students and their families.
Good Shepherd Alliance – Terry Lightle
GSA is a non-profit that provides emergency and transitional housing for families. They also provide
resources for referrals for food, clothing, transportation and job referrals.
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Includes Wegmans Voucher Program (if available)
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Hope’s Treasures Thrift Stores: (703) 724-1555 Ashburn, (also GSA Headquarters), Sterling (703)
444-5956 or Leesburg (703)-777-5536. Hours 10-6 Monday through Friday.
Your parent liaison can contact a GSA case manager to order a $25.00 gift card for Wegman’s of Sterling
or Leesburg (if available). For clothing or thrift store items, the parent liaison will contact the case
manager for a voucher to send to the store closest to the family where they may shop. The family will
need to see the manager on duty to and let them know they are there to use the voucher sent in for
them.
Guildford Food Pantry – 703-430-6444
Guildford Baptist Church, 1001 Ruritan Circle, Sterling, VA 20164
Serves Ashburn, Sterling, Herndon and Reston residents. Must register; some income questions. Open
the 3rd Saturday of the month from 9:00 am to 11:00 pm or by appointments. Delivery available if
transportation not available.
Interfaith Relief, Leesburg (703) 777-5911
750 Mill Drive, Suite A1 Leesburg, VA 20175
Open Mon, Tues. Wed., Friday and Sat. 10 am to 12:45 pm; by appointment only, Tues., Thurs. 5:45 pm
to 7:20 pm. (To make appointment call that Monday). They provide three days of food for breakfast,
lunch and dinner twice a month based on the size of the family. If the need is more frequent, ask for
Wanda, client relations manager. If eligible, you would receive once a week for 12 weeks. Need photo
ID and be a Loudoun County resident.
Parent Liaison Resources
LINK - Phone: (703) 437-1776 Emergency Food Services , Financial Assistance and Holiday
Assistance for Sterling, Herndon, or Ashburn Residents.
Please note: This is the primary method that clients needing emergency food use to communicate their
need to LINK. It is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. However, it is always answered by an
answering device and you need to leave a message. The volunteers at LINK strive to return all calls
within 24 hours.
Salvation Army Food Bank and Thrift Store (Loudoun County) Main phone: 703-771-3371
10 Cardinal Park Drive, S.E., Leesburg
Residents of any age, income, or background who need financial assistance may contact the Salvation
Army of Loudoun County for help and advice. The non-profit distributes assistance for a number of basic
needs. While food and meals are offered, programs also offer help for paying utility bills, rent,
prescriptions, food, clothing, and furniture. A caseworker will sit down and meet the individual who
needs help. They will then determine a client's eligibility for food or financial assistance based on need.
The Salvation Army thrift stores provide free or low cost household items, furniture, and clothing at a
low-cost rate. A food bank is also on site, and holiday assistance is offered too.
For Saturday meal distribution, please contact them directly for availability and times.
Seven Loaves Services – 540-687-348
Middleburg United Methodist Church, 15 W. Washington St., Middleburg, VA
Middleburg area residents may visit one time per week. Pantry is in the rear entry to the church. Need
to present ID showing name and address. Hours are Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 10:00 am to
12:00 pm.
St. James Episcopal Church – Grace to Go (703) 777-1124
info@stjamesleesburg.org
Meals are distributed on a first come-first serve basis every Mondy night at 5:00 pm in the St. James
parking lot.
St. Theresa Catholic Church – Divine Mercy Outreach Director Marianne Guidos
703-729-2287 or 571-332-6533 dmoutreach@sttheresa-ashburn.com
Members attempt to provide new or gently used items to individuals or families in need. Examples are
kitchen supplies, furniture, gift cards, etc. Must have parent liaison contact the director.
Parent Liaison Resources
Tree of Life Food Pantry – 703-437-1776 (Purcellville Baptist Church)
treeoflife@purbap.org.
This Pantry serves Western Loudoun residents. You must call and leave name and number between 9
and 5 Monday through Thursday. Calls are usually returned within two business days. If you leave a
message on Friday, Sat. or Sun., your call will be returned the following Monday.
Volunteers of America Chesapeake, Inc.
Location is 19520 Meadowview Ct.
Leesburg, Virginia 20175
Telephone number is (571)258-3033
This is also a Homeless Services Center. Open 8:30 to 3:30 Monday through Friday, adults only can check
in for one meal, a shower, and laundry. If available, there is an 89 day temporary housing program for
families, men or women with a screening.
Leesburg ~ Thrift /Consignment Stores
Blossom and Bloom
110 West Market Street, Leesburg, VA 20176-2806 (703) 777-3286
0pen Tues-Fri 10am-4pm, Sat 10am-1pm
Resourceful Woman
1 Loudoun Street, Leesburg, VA 20175
703-771-8173 (corner of Loudoun and King St.)
Open Tues-Sat 10am-5pm
Twice is Nice
14 West Main Street, Leesburg, VA 20176
Open Tues-Sat 10am-4pm
703-771-0208
Parent Liaison Resources
SACS Family Thrift Store
Virginia Village Shopping Center, Fairfax Drive SE (Next to Ben Franklin)
Capital Hospice Treasures Thrift Shop
26 West Market Street, Leesburg, VA 20176 703-66-3311
Open Tues-Sat 10am-4pm
Hope’s Treasures
703 E. Market Street, Leesburg, VA
703-777-5536
Open 10am-7pm Mon-Sat
Frilly Frocks
The Village at Leesburg, 1603 Village Market Blvd, SE, Building H, Suite 112, Leesburg, VA 20175
(Wegman’s Plaza)
Consignment Boutique
302-A Industrial Ct SE, Leesburg, VA 20174
703-777-1188
Salvation Army Thrift Store
10 Cardinal Park Drive Southeast, Leesburg
(703) 771-8905
Parent Liaison Resources
CLOTHING
Arcola Methodist Church - Must have parent liaison call for resources
Lisa Korhnak, Director of Caring & Communications - Cell: 703-303-8724 lisak@arcolachurch.org or
Lisa Rael, Community Care Coordinator
They will provide grocery store gift cards (which you can give directly to the family) and children’s
clothing. They also have winter coats for all ages. They occasionally do special requests.
Catholic Charities – (703) 443-2481 (Angie) amarchetto@ccda.net
Office Hours 9:30 to 1:30 M-Th. Behind the Salvation Army; receive food for five to seven days once
every four weeks. Emergency Financial Assistance such as Rent with a five day quit or pay notice or a
utility disconnect notice. Must be working or receiving SSI or unemployment, etc. (some kind of
income – even court ordered child support). This resource may only be used twice in lifetime per family.
Cottage – Seneca Ridge – Parent Liaison cluster leader can check items stored at the LCPS cottage for
clothes, notebooks, school supplies, jackets, shoes, etc.
CrossPointe Church (itsthepoint.com) now has a food pantry, clothing closet, blankets, and winter
coats of all sizes. Please contact your parent liaisons to see what’s in stock.
Cross Roads United Methodist Church, Ashburn Farm (703) 729-5100
43454 Crossroads Drive Ashburn, VA 20147
Everydaylifewithgod.org
Third Saturday of every month, free food and clothes are offered. Distribution hours are 4:00 to 6:00 pm.
Dulles Community Church, South Riding, VA – STOCK program (Serving Together Our
Community’s Kids) nancyrush@verizon.net, however please contact your parent liaison.
The STOCK Program has both a Food Pantry and a “Clothes Closet” with supply of winter coats, hats
and gloves, and other clothing. The program is open to all LCPS students and their families.
Freecycle.org
You can post a “Wanted” on www.freecycle.org and try to get donations from the community or check
through the listings to see if there is something you need for free.
Loudoun Cares (703) 669-4636 - loudouncares.org
Operates the only comprehensive information and referral help line in the county. The help line
provides FREE information on health and human services, community resources and much more. The
help line is available 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday through Friday and is also available in Spanish.
Located at 235 Waterford Road, Leesburg, VA.
Parent Liaison Resources
Maggie’s Closet – services by the Margaret Paxton Memorial Learning and Resource Center –
Leesburg, VA Paxtoncampus.org – 703-777-1939 The Paxton Campus is a full service organization with
multiple programs that create an innovative learning environment for children of all abilities.
Maggie’s Closet is a unique shopping experience to both children and adults, where they can come to
the closet, grab a shopping bag and pick out an outfit for free. This is by appointment only.
WGB Store (Women Give Back)
www.womengivingback.org
Must have a voucher to enter
Messiah’s Market – Community Church, 19790 Ashburn, Road, Ashburn, VA 20147 – 571-209-5000 or
571-209-5843 for inclement weather
Families in need can go once per week Mondays and Tuesdays from 7:00 to 8:00 pm. New shoppers
must show a picture ID to register. Patrons will be given numbers and must wait until they are called.
Restore – restore@loudounhabitate.org
(703) 953-3747 – Chantilly
(703) 369-6145 – Manassas
(540) 5794508 - Purcellville
A resale business sells new and gently used building material and home improvement items such as
appliances, tiles, cabinets for 50% to 90% off. Proceeds benefit the Loudoun Habitat for Humanity.
Hours are Wed. to Sat. 9-6.
Salvation Army Food Bank and Thrift Store (Loudoun County) Main phone: 703-771-3371
10 Cardinal Park Drive, S.E., Leesburg
Residents of any age, income, or background who need financial assistance may contact the Salvation
Army of Loudoun County for help and advice. The non-profit distributes assistance for a number of basic
needs. While food and meals are offered, programs also offer help for paying utility bills, rent,
prescriptions, food, clothing, and furniture. A caseworker will sit down and meet the individual who
needs help. They will then determine a client's eligibility for food or financial assistance based on need.
The Salvation Army thrift stores provide free or low cost household items, furniture, and clothing at a
low-cost rate. A food bank is also on site, and holiday assistance is offered too.
For Saturday meal distribution, please contact them directly for availability and times.
Parent Liaison Resources
Housing Assistance and Shelters
Good Shepherd Alliance: 703-724-1555
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Hebron House:
-The Good Shepherd Alliance currently operates a 20-bed emergency shelter for
women and children called Hebron. Residents enter a Six Step to Self-Sufficiency
program upon entering the shelter. Guests may stay up to 89 days. Hebron has
two large “family rooms” for singer mothers with 3-7 children and five other
bedrooms accommodating 2-3 single women or single mothers with 1-2 children
each.
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Marys House of Hope:
Transitional home for single mothers.
Home to as many as three women, either pregnant or having an infant, three toddlers
and the house monitor.
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Peace House
Transitional home for single women, providing up to one year of continued
support for four of GSA’s “Six Step” graduates.
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Family Transitional Housing
The Good Shepherd Alliance provides Transitional Housing for Families through
individual single-family homes. These homes provide a time of stability when a
family is faced with a significant drop in income such as a job loss or medical
situation, which results in eviction or foreclosure.
Catholic Charities: 571-332-0836
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Provide food and financial assistance
Parent Liaison Resources
Loudoun Emergency Homeless Shelter (Volunteer of America)
Main: 571- 258-3033; 19520 Meadow View Court Leesburg.
Contact: Linda Kimble
Office: 703-771-5429, Cell: 540-222-3744, email: lkimble@voaches.org
 Loudoun Emergency Homeless Shelter
-33 bed, 89 day program for families (intact and single parent) and single women
 Drop In Center
-Offers meals, bathing, and laundry facilities daily from 8:30-4:30
 Loudoun Transitional Housing Program
-Two year program that consists of eight onsite apartments and eight offsite
voucher apartments. Accepts families and single women with families.
 Cold Weather Shelter
-Open October thru May for any adult.
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Mens Shelter:
-13 beds, Age 18 and older
St. Theresa Catholic Church
 Divine Mercy Outreach
Contact Marianne Guidos via e-mail at dmoutreach@sttheresa-ashburn.com or by telephone
at 703-729-2334.
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Help individuals and families experiencing difficulties.
Assist those who are transitioning from shelters to homes or apartments.
Help and encourage individuals and families to become self-sufficient.
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Assist local organizations who help the homeless.
New twin, full and queen size box springs and mattresses
Cribs
Comforters, bed sheets, blankets, mattress pads (new or gently used) and
pillows(new)
Kitchen table and chairs
Emergency assistance with rent and utilities
Clothing
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Parent Liaison Resources
Department of Family Services
 Affordable Dwelling Unit (ADU) 703-737-8043
Provides newly constructed, affordable rental and for-sale housing for income-eligible citizens
who live or work in the county.
Loudoun County Youth Shelter 703-771-5300
16450 Meadowview Court, Leesburg, VA 20175
The Shelter operates twenty-four hours per day, three hundred sixty-five days per year. The Shelter
provides: group and individual counseling; medical and mental health services; substance assessment; recreation
and physical fitness; community service opportunities; tutoring and educational support; and family work. Our
counselors and staff prepare and make connections for youth to receive assistance through a number of community
resources as they move through this transitional period in their lives.
INMED Partnerships for Children
21630 Ridgetop Circle, Suite 130 Sterling, VA 20166 Phone: 703-729-4951
Case managers (Ms. Desjardins) work with families under financial stress and at imminent risk of
homelessness. These vulnerable families are linked to financial, housing and employment resources that
help them gain stability and strengthen economic prospects.
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Northern Virginia Regional Commission:
www.novaregion.org
Click on Programs and Projects, then Helping Resources
Updated lists provided for:
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Affordable Housing
Homeless Shelters in NOVA
Cold weather shelters
Low Cost Healthcare
211virginia.org (under Information and Referral)
Parent Liaison Resources
OTHER SERVICES
LAWS/ Loudoun Citizens for Social Justice Inc,
703-777-6552 Cindy Curtis, Director.
Child Protective Services
703-771-5437
Transportation
Virginia Regional Transit
Can get an unlimited ride pass for VRT, request through Lesley Carter
McKinney Vento
Lynn Scott- 571-252-1685
Homeless student Services
Special Needs:
Parent Resource Center
20 Union Street, NW, Leesburg, VA 20176
Lcps.org/PRC
571-252-2185; Allyson.pate@lcps.org
Parent Liaison Resources
Neediest Kids /Bridge to Success
Forms on intranet for Parent Liaisons, funds are limited
-Cottage: Seneca Ridge- cluster leaders and go and get clothing and school supplies for cluster
-Hour Eyes: Free Exam and Glasses
-Target: Clothes, shoes, undergarments, coats, etc…. vouchers from $25 to $150
-Payless: shoes
-Uniform supply store, discounted uniform attire